Lewis is a department manager.Some of those who report to him are his after work buddies.Because of this,Lewis often lets his buddies violate department policies while insisting that others follow them.John is guilty of not adhering to the __________ view of moral reasoning.
A) moral rights
B) protective
C) utilitarian
D) justice

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John is failing to consider the justice view of moral reasoning, which holds that rules and policies should be applied equally and fairly to all individuals. By allowing his buddies to violate department policies while enforcing them on others, Lewis is clearly not behaving justly, and John is not recognizing this as a moral problem. The other views of moral reasoning (moral rights, protective, and utilitarian) do not necessarily address issues of fairness in the application of rules and policies.

Lewis Is a Department Manager